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Though higher up the chain "rifles", you can plainly list "series" as these)

models (This is all the models/series in the family.

manufacturer (This is who makes the weapon.).

Used to know who makes the weapons, and the variants at a glance. This is information about the series/family itself. Used to give the user a basic idea of the weapon)

description (This is a general description of the weapon.

series (This is if the weapon is part of a series of stuff.

Not to be confused with series that is more specific. A quazi-navigation of weapons if you will. This is information used to give a basic understanding of the weapon at a glance.

image (This is a image/images/tabber containing images of the weapon).

name (This is the name of the weapon series/family/type).

These are fields that will appear regardless of if a section is hidden or not.

Wikia infobox tabber code#

For specific models of weapons themselves, see Template:Weapon infobox.Ĭut and paste the following code into your article, then put the relevant specifications after the "=" signs. TL DR to the above–still looking for feedback/opinions on whether you don’t want panels added to the book and character infoboxes, or if you do (and if so: which of the test versions I’v.This infobox is for use on the top page of a series/family of weapons such as the Needler or MA5 series. I have tested multi-tier versions (left) to the paneled versions (right). The first question pretty much applies to character infoboxes. Also, if you like panels as a concept but have suggestions on further improvements/changes, let me know!)

Wikia infobox tabber update#

(Semi-relevant questions include whether you’d like more information added to the infoboxes such as ISBN-10s or ISBNs for digital editions. You can view and copy the source of this page: <- To update this units stats directly, please use. My question to you is if you think using panels like this for book templates is useful/a good idea (and if so, which of the three test versions do you prefer), or if you dislike the idea and/or execution and prefer the current standard as shown in the old revision. Note that I haven’t changed/updated the book template itself I’m using test templates for the test designs. The main worry I have with Alt1 is that it could become too tall–taller than it already is–if I dare to add more rows…) (Alt2 sort of breaks the infobox up a bit, and I can’t sync the upper/lower buttons as it is, so maybe that’s a bit much.

Wikia infobox tabber manual#

The alpha version does not (it uses panels below the images), while Alt2 organizes images and release info into separate, manual panels. At present I am leaning toward Alt 1, which has the images change per release. Here are links to the three pictured templates: Alpha (Img 1) / Alt 1 (Img 2) / and Alt 2 (Img 3). I’m currently live-testing the middle one (Alt 1) on Vol 4′s page, but if if you want to see the standard book template w/Vol 4 info, see this older revision of said article. How is this different? Well, the current book template doesn’t do that: both JP and English information are displayed next to each other. These panels are organizing info by release (Japanese English) under their respective tabs. The first row of images above are three different ‘test versions’ (Alpha, Alt1, Alt2) of the book template with panels, using Vol 4 data as the display sample. It occurred to me last Wednesday that Panels could in theory be useful for book infoboxes–more on that under the cut–and it occurred to me today that they might also be an easier way of displaying multiple images.

Wikia infobox tabber portable#

what are and why I think they might be useful/worth considering using), but here’s a basic rundown of what I’ve been up to.įANDOM updated Portable Infoboxes with a new Panels feature, which allows infoboxes more flexible ways of displaying information. I’ll put some context and more details under the cut (e.g. So, about the wiki things I was hyperfocusing on before…